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Monday 18/6 2007
09.00 - 12.00 REGISTRATION
12.00 - 13.00 Welcome refreshment in the Exhibition Hall
13.00 - 14.10 Welcome to Competence 50+ and Göteborg
OPENING SESSION
Welcome to Competence 50+ and Göteborg
Chairman of Life Competence 50+ - Eva Bertilsson-Styvén, Mayor, Tjörns Kommun
Sven Otto Littorin, Minister for Employment, Swedish Government
Lenia Samuel, Deputy Director General, EU Commission
Anne-Marie Guillemard, Professor, Sorbonne
14.10 - 15.00 Coffee break / Exhibition in the Exhibition Hall
15.00 - 15.45 Dialogue seminar
Workplaces in change 1


Energetic ageing - the Vattenfall process
Robert Käck (P), Sweden
Trude Furunes (R), Norway
Reidar J. Mykletun (R), Norway
Moderator: Nils Friberg, Vattenfall AB, Sweden

Hall K1
Dialogue seminar
Learning and qualifications 1


Mentoring
Helle Bonde (P), Denmark
Paul de Haas (P), Netherlands
Kerstin Ljungström (R), Sweden
Moderator: Annemarie Särner, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, Sweden

Hall K2
Dialogue seminar
Altered conditions and attitudes on the labour market 1


Union - employer - State. Three parts in one play
Mattias Thorns (D), Germany
Roland Gauthy (D), Belgium
Anne-Marie Guillemard(R), France
Moderator: Bernt Schiller, Göteborg Univ., Sweden

Hall K3
15.45 - 16.00 Coffee break / Exhibition in the Exhibition Hall
16.00 - 16.45 Dialogue seminar
Workplaces in change 2


Health and work in an aging Europe
Per Erik Solem (R), Norway
Judith Sluiter (R), Netherlands
Claes Håkan Nygård (R), Finland
Moderator: Peter Westerholm, University of Uppsala, Sweden

Hall K1
Dialogue seminar
Learning and qualifications 2


Skills transfer
Kerstin Alms (R), Germany
Robert Diez (P), France
Tarja Tikkanen (R), Norway
Thorbjörn Stockfelt (R), Sweden
Moderator: P-O Thång, Göteborg University, Sweden

Hall K2
Dialogue seminar
Altered conditions and attitudes on the labour market 2


Manager´s attitudes to older employees in the local authorities
Carole Smith (D), United Kingdom
Leif Lindberg (D), Sweden

Hall K3
 
19.00 Reception hosted by the City of Göteborg and the Region of Västra Götaland at City Hall Börsen

R= Researcher, P = Practitioner, D = Decision maker

Tuesday 19/6 2007 - morning
09.00 - 09.45 Session 1

Sweden is the worst in the world promoting Senior Competence!

Hans Lindholm, Sweden

Hall K1
Session 2

Promotion of work ability: a solution for higher employment rates

Juha Ilmarinen, Finland

Hall K2
Session 3

European network, Arr. by GHK Consulting

Helen Tubb, Belgium

Hall K3
Workshop 1

Ageless at Work: choice or conflict Age Concern Training.

Jane Barmer, United Kingdom

Room R21
Workshop 2

Health promotion for unemployed

Peter Kuhnert, Germany

Room R22
Workshop 3

Enchancing Employability through Learning

Graham Smith, United Kingdom

Room R23
Workshop 4

Management of all ages: The value of working life in all ages

Gregory Andronikos, Greece

Room R24
Workshop 5

A new development model of mentoring

Satu Mäkinen, Finland

Room R25
Workshop 6

Creative Approaches to Workforce Ageing

Tommy Isidorsson, Sweden

Room R26
10.00 - 10.45 Coffee break/Exhibition/Poster presentations
09.45 - 11.00
Workshop 7

Flexible Working - the Way Forward

Mary McCarthy, Ireland

Room R21
Workshop 8

Mutual learning

Marek Dornowski, Poland

Room R22
Workshop 9

Changing male workers to nurses

Hanne Randle, Sweden

Room R23
Workshop 10

New therapies for hospital employment

Herve Nardias, France

Room R24
Workshop 11

Innovative Lifelong Learning

Corinne Merlino, France

Room R25
Workshop 12

Be knowledge, be coach

Margarida Segard, Portugal

Room R26
11.00 - 11.45 Session 4

The Economics of Age Management - The offensive versus the defensive model

Claes Malmqvist, Sweden

Hall K1
Session 5

Understanding Learning in/for Work Implications for Older Workers

Tara Fenwik, Canada

Hall K2
Session 6

Conditions of Work and Employment for Older Workers: Understanding the Issues

Naj Ghosheh, Switzerland

Hall K3
Workshop 13

Green Grey Motor

Ruud van Leest, Netherlands

Room R21
Workshop 14

Staying in working life? Early retirement thoughts among public sector nurses

Sirpa Koponen and Monika von Bonsdorff, Finland

Room R22
Workshop 15

Why should you open your eyes to 50+!?

Kerstin Littke, Sweden

Room R23
Workshop 16

Promoting the ”Generation Gold“

Anne Meuer-Willuweit, Germany

Room R24
Workshop 17

How to handle age management in SMEs

Michel Moriceau, France

Room R25
Workshop 18

Empowermet by media production

Maria Anastasiadis, Austria

Room R26
11.45 - 13.30 Lunch in Restaurant Estrad/Exhibition/Poster sessions

R= Researcher, P = Practitioner, D = Decision maker

Tuesday 19/6 2007 - afternoon
13.30 - 14.15 Opportunities for transnational co-operation in the new program period

Moderator: Johannes Wikman, Swedish ESF Council, Sweden
New possibilities within the new Social fund
Walter Faber, Head of Unit at the Commission's Directorate
General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Beligum.
EU:s Action programme in the field of lifelong learning 2007-2013
Anna Gudmundsson, Head of Unit at The International
Programme Office for Education and Training in Sweden.

Hall K 2
Partnership - A model for sustainable change.

A seminar about experiences and ways to a successful development work.

Participating:
The National Thematic Group (NTG) Partnership
Leda Stott, Consultant, Spain
Patrik Jonsson Research Assistent, APeL R&D, Sweden

Hall K3
Round-table dialogues
(13.30 - 16.30)

About project ideas and possibilities to work together in the new program period.

Round table dialogues about three topics:
Workplaces in change,
Learning and Qualifications,
Altered conditions and attitudes on the labour market

Exhibition Hall
14.30 - 15.15 New european database search model
(14.45 - 15.15)

Johannes Wikman will inform about the new database search

Hall K2
Partnership - A model for sustainable change.

A seminar about experiences and ways to a successful development work.

Participating:
The National Thematic Group (NTG) Partnership
Leda Stott, Consultant, Spain
Patrik Jonsson, Research Assistent, APeL R&D, Sweden

Hall K3
15.30 - 16.15 Opportunities for transnational co-operation in the new program period

Moderator: Johannes Wikman, Swedish ESF Council, Sweden
New possibilities within the new Social fund
Walter Faber, Head of Unit at the Commission's Directorate
General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Beligum.
EU:s Action programme in the field of lifelong learning 2007-2013
Anna Gudmundsson, Head of Unit at The International
Programme Office for Education and Training in Sweden.

Hall K 2
Partnership - A model for sustainable change.

A seminar about experiences and ways to a successful development work.

Participating:
The National Thematic Group (NTG) Partnership
Leda Stott, Consultant, Spain
Patrik Jonsson, Research Assistent, APeL R&D, Sweden

Hall K3
19.00 An evening of Entertainmen and a traditional Swedish Midsummer dinner at Restaurant Trädgårn
Wednesday 20/6 2007
09.00 - 09.45 Session 7

Good practice in age management: developments in companies in the EU

Robert Andersson, Ireland

Hall K1
Session 8

Lifelong learning and Vocational Education and Training

Robert Höghielm, Sweden

Hall K2
Session 9

Turning Back the Clock: The Rebirth of Ageing Workers

Stylianos Mavromoustakos, Cyprus

Hall K3
Workshop 19

Economics go 50+ services - cooperations - competencies

Ralf Kaufmann, Germany

Room R21
Workshop 20

Active Ageing System Actions

Alessandra Corrias, Italy

Room R22
Workshop 21

Facing Facts: What’s Age Got To Do With It?

Hilary Shipley & Anne Jennings-Bramly, United Kingdom

Room R23
Workshop 22

Lifelong learning moves forward

Veronika Weisskircher, Austria

Room R24
Workshop 23

Ageing Assets - Older People and Work: Effective strategies for older people and employers

Irene Heller, & Lindsey St.John, United Kingdom

Room R25
Workshop 24

Footloose - Mossfree

Judith Cerwenka, Austria

Room R26
10.00 - 10.45 Dialogue seminar - Workplaces in change 3

Production system and ageing work force

Holger Rademacher (R), Germany Markus Buch (R), Germany Karen Søgaard (R), Denmark

Moderator: Roland Kadefors, Univ. of Göteborg, Sweden

Hall K1
Dialogue seminar - Learning and qualifications 3

Lifelong learning - different solutions

Tara Fenwik (R), Canada
Robert Andersson (P), Ireland
Joana Figueiredo (P), Portugal
Susanne Schade (R), Germany

Moderator: Kenneth Abrahamsson FAS, Sweden

Hall K2
Dialogue seminar - Altered conditions and attitudes on the labour market 3

Political and financial control systems

Barbara Wagner (P), Germany
Bernard Hazon, France
Åsmund Lunde, Norway

Moderator: Claes Mamqvist Sweden

Hall K3
Workshop 25

Initiatives for ICT Professionals 50+ in Germany

Karl-Heinz Hageni, Germany

Room R21
Workshop 26

Elderly plans - Do they work?

Sandra Krabb, Austria

Room R22
Workshop 27

Advancing Women’s Employability

Alice Morton, United Kingdom

Room R23
Workshop 28

Efficient Skill Transfer

Corinne Merlino, France

Room R24
Workshop 29

Convincing employers to recruit older people

Anneleen Peeters, Belgium

Room R25
Workshop 30

Age Management - an offensive approach in practice

Barbro Skoglund, Sweden

Room R26
11.00 - 11.50 Coffee break / Exhibition in the Exhibition Hall
11.50 - 12.10 An Age Management Network - Time to establish an European Network now?

Reports from the seminar on Tuesday and other initiatives.

Hall K2
12.10 - 12.30 Session 10

One Challenge, two points of views, many solutions
Matthias Thorns, Business Europe, Germany and Naj Ghosheh, ILO, Switzerland

Hall K2
12.30 - 13.00 Conclusion

Chairman of Life Competence 50+
Eva Bertilsson-Styvén, Mayor, Tjörn Kommun

Hall K2
13.00 - 14.00 Lunch in Restaurant Estrad

R= Researcher, P = Practitioner, D = Decision maker

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